Truck Series

“It’s intense for sure. You want to go wide open in qualifying, but one little mishap or one little mistake if your truck’s not perfect, it can cause disaster for you. Qualifying is probably one of the most – Atlanta is probably one of the most intense tracks you come to qualify a truck at.”

The NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series season is entering its second week, but Austin Hill has already visited his two favorite places: Victory Lane and Atlanta Motor Speedway.

The NASCAR Gander Outdoor Truck Series continues their schedule momentum this weekend by heading north of Daytona and just right off of I-85 south to Atlanta Motor Speedway for a Saturday afternoon doubleheader with the NASCAR Xfinity Series.

NASCAR heads to Atlanta Motor Speedway for a triple-header weekend as the Monster Energy Cup Series, Xfinity Series and the Gander Outdoors Truck Series hit the...

Considering where the team has come from when they started in 2013 competing in only one race and as a part-time effort in 2015-2016, Hattori Racing has made a name for themselves and become both fan and championship favorites in 2019.

Austin Hill joined the Gander Outdoors Truck Series with the goal of just winning a race. Hill, 24, who won last week's season-opening race at Daytona for his first career win, now knows how incredible it feels to stand triumphant in victory lane.

DGR-Crosley announced today that Bakersfield, Calif. native Ryan Reed will drive the team's No. 17 Toyota Tundra in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series Strat 200 at Las Vegas (Nev.) Motor Speedway. Reed, a person living with Type One Diabetes, will have support from Dexcom, Inc., a leader in diabetes care and management.

Ross Chastain on Racing at Atlanta: “We had a great truck in Daytona and were fortunate enough to avoid all of the carnage to come home with a third-place finish,” said Chastain. “I’m looking forward to getting on track at Atlanta and following up with another strong run this weekend.”

In this week's shoutout of the week, we'll highlight Josh Reaume who is the owner of his own team in the Truck Series, Reaume Brothers Racing, that fields the No. 33. Reaume might be the one that got lost in the shuffle when the race was all said and done at Daytona.

Timothy Peters on Racing at Atlanta: “I’m looking forward to Atlanta this weekend after our strong run in Daytona,” said Peters. “It’s really cool to have The Friends Of Jaclyn Foundation back on board our Silverado! Hopefully the momentum will carry into Saturday night’s race.”